Strategy for Current Affairs : IAS PRE Exam

Strategy for IAS Current Affairs

Dear Students,
We advice you to read the Current Affairs section Topic-wise; and keep the following point in mind while reading Current Affairs section.

  • Separate the factual information from the descriptive details.
  • Supplement each information with its background.
  • Analyze the information on various dimensions, its effect on various areas.
  • Try to connect the available information with your optional paper and with various section of the G.S. paper.

Lets explain this by following example:

Recently Tendulkar committee has suggested that there are 37% of population living below the poverty line. Where as planning commission suggested only 27%, and on that basis all government plans and programmes are formulated. If this is the case, then:

  • What about the remaining 10%? 
  • What are the criteria Tendulker committees has taken to measure the BPL?
  • What are the criteria of the planning commission of India to measure the same?
  • What is your opinion regarding the above?
  • What could be done to known the exact figure of the BPL population?
  • What would be the right criteria?
  • Is it these mis-matches which create hindrances to eradicate poverty from India?

In this way with single information you can analyze it on various perspectives. For this you do not have to memorise, but to think again and again on each and every topic, each and every fact and figure of this section. If you do so, I guarantee, you will qualify the P.T with ease. And you will definitely secure good marks in your GS and Second/Optional papers.

This whole process enhances your thinking capability as well as generates a multi-dimensional perspective.

This process will prepare you for both P.T. and Mains Exams simultaneously. Hence it will boost up your chances in cracking the exam.

I hope all of you who rely on this course would get maximum benefit from the process.

Best of Luck!

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Comments

Respected Sir, I am really delighted to be a part of this great effort......i will try to get the maximum out of it... after going through the course only i could recognize that , CURRENT AFFAIRS is such complicated...so i will give more importance to that,... tHIS COURSE IS GOING TO BE MORE USEFUL FOR starters like me...

thanks a lot for dis valuable suggestions !!

Thanks you very much Sir to this valuable informations and your effort for IAS aspirants

thank u very much sir
this way helps the aspirants to make their dream come true

Respected S.A Majid sir,
i am atul and i just started my preparation for civil exam so it will help me a lot . so many many thank you for helping IAS aspirants

sir, please advise me such as how to prepare,how to plan,,anything you like
my email id :atlalvani@gmail.com

Regards
Atul

Respected Sir,

I am Manjunath

Thank you so much for your moral support for all IAS Aspirants,

As I am working for an organisation, I have to make proper time management for my IAS Preparation for 2012, I would request you to guide me to take up the preparation for IAS 2012 and also in dillema wether can i prepare myself or shouild i have to get into coaching centre,

Please advise me your valuable point, my email id : manjunathsm2000@yahoo.com

Sir
I am new to upsc .Please be kind enough to guide me.I am preparing for bank clerical jobs and i am really bad in GS. So suggest me how can i prepare for it. Can i get GS alerts on my mobile.

Thanks
Lokindoo

For providing us with different angles to tackle the paper.

dear sir
thanks for giving suport 2 all persons i m a working person so i cant join any coaching center can u help me in making time table 4 study. my mail id is rahul_knp12u78@yahoo.co.in.i will b grateful 2 u

Dear Sir,
Is there any seperate book to be used for the current affairs section of IES exam.
Plz. help. send me a reply on my mail id rude.amit@gmail.com

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